i think he's great. >> rose: you're also chairman of the new york city ballet. >> yeah. i'm laughing-- . >> rose: is that because you always had a lifelong interest in ballet or somebody in your family did or-- or they just needed somebody to make sure that their finances didn't get out of whack. >> i was asked to come in and do exactly that. my mentor for many, many years bob lipp has been on the board for 30 order years and bob said come on, help us out. and i am excited about it and it's a new experience. and great fun. and you know, something new to do. >> rose: thank you for coming. >> great pleasure to be here with you. >> rose: the film is called "overdraft" >> rose: adam posen is here. he is the president of the peterson institute for international economics. from 2009 to 2012 he has a member of the bank of england's nine man monetary policy committee. he was an early and often outspoken advocate of quantitative easing measures which were eventually a dad. in december an article about his time at the bank of england appeared in "the new york times" magazine. the